An analysis of certain factors in serious accidents in a large steel plant
Whitlock Jr., John B., Crannell, Clarke W.
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1948 · Volume 33 · Issue 5
Abstract
In a steel corporation, 100 accident-prone and 200 accident-free employees were compared on a number of personal, job, and test variables. The "non-test" data, the Otis, and the Bennet-Frye did not differentiate the groups. On the Bernreuter, the accident cases appeared less neurotic, less introverted, and more self-confident to a degree justifying further study. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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